Sentence examples for one indication of this from inspiring English sources

One indication of this is an increase, on a per capita basis, in the number of so-called utility patents awarded by the U.S. patent office to inventors from various countries.

One indication of this is the amount of money being spent on the race: six months before the election the candidates and outside groups have already spent $15m, according to the Sunlight Foundation, a watchdog.Mr Tillis's primary victory has been interpreted as a sign that the Republican establishment is getting the upper hand in its long wrestle with the Tea Party.

One indication of this elusiveness is that the literature, in contrast to that on the neuropathology of almost any other disease, deals predominantly with measures of normal structures rather than with the demonstration and characterization of pathological structures.

One indication of this is the number of new cities founded, distinct from the old Indian culture centres.

One indication of this change is the increased production of anti-Christian polemics written by Muslim theologians.

That civic gesture is one indication of this festival's steady maturation; another would be its nonprofit status, and the concomitant support of several sources of arts funds.

One indication of the frailties of this system is the curiosities of youth.

As one indication of the success of this venture, PBS, which steadily lost interest in broadcasting performances from the Met over the years, will present all 11 of this season's HD broadcasts as part of its series "Great Performances at the Met".

(And this is one indication of the influence that European developments, literary and political, already had on the ferment in India).

One indication of the community value added by this resource is that performing a Google keyword search for the terms 'PDB' and 'FAQ' returns the PDBWiki FAQ page as the first hit.

This number may be one indication of the originality of the presentations at a meeting.